Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 60381 to 60400 «301630173018301930203021302230233024Next ›Last » Alcohol tags helping thousands of offenders stay sober More than 97 per cent of offenders fitted with so-called sobriety tags to help curb drink-fuelled crime have stayed off alcohol, according to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). Police Professional 4/4/2022 News Home truths behind the rise in assaults on police NEW ZEALAND: Have we been raising a generation, or more, of self-entitled violent jerks? Stuff (New Zealand) 4/4/2022 Feature, Opinion He had just become a cop – and he was told to appear on Police 10/7 NEW ZEALAND: When he graduated from Police College, Ryan Parsons knew he had lots to learn. But he wasn’t expecting to be thrown in the deep end. Jehan Casinader reports in the final of a four-part investigation of police training. Stuff (New Zealand) 4/4/2022 Feature, Opinion England and Wales have fewer police officers than any major European nation England and Wales have fewer police officers per head of population than any comparable European nation, new research shows. Police Professional 4/4/2022 News The Huddle: Police training, Russia and NZ staying in red NEW ZEALAND: A series by Jehan Casinader is covering the issue of our police recruits and whether they're badly prepared for the job they jump into. If the real job is so different from Police College, are we getting it wrong? [PODCAST] NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 4/4/2022 Feature Sexual violence spotlighted after 600 rapes reported in Cumbria across two years Police are raising awareness of sexual violence after more than 600 rapes were reported in Cumbria across two years. The Mail (North West) 4/4/2022 News Ukraine: Metropolitan Police receives potential evidence of war crimes UKRAINE: Force has received undisclosed number of ‘referrals relating to alleged war crimes in Ukraine’ since appeal launched in March The Independent 4/4/2022 News Greater Manchester Police officer who had sex with rape victim jailed A "predatory" police officer who had a secret sexual relationship with a rape victim has been jailed. BBC 4/4/2022 News Police warned against ‘sinister’ use of facial recognition to find potential witnesses and not just suspects "How commonplace will it become to be stopped in our cities, transport hubs, outside arenas or school grounds and be required to prove our identity?" Sky News 4/4/2022 News Police need more resources to protect mental health of officers, say advocates CANADA: More resources and better treatment are needed to protect the mental health of police officers, say advocates. CBC News (Canada) 4/4/2022 News Police officer in Thunder Bay, Ont., promoted despite being subject of criminal investigation: sources, lawyer CANADA: 4 people say OPP interviewed them about Michael Dimini, who told CBC he'll give a ‘fulsome statement’ in time CBC News (Canada) 4/4/2022 News RCMP revamps close-protection training CANADA: A new training course is preparing RCMP officers to work with one of the organization's protective operations units. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 4/4/2022 News ‘Another young life lost’ – Call for more Garda resources as Finglas feud escalates REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More Garda resources are needed to tackle gangland crime in the Finglas area after a man was shot dead in the street yesterday, according to a local councilor. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 4/4/2022 News New garda still ‘in limbo’ despite winning challenge to dismissal by commissioner over fitness test REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda who last year won a legal action preventing her dismissal over failing to pass a fitness test has not been reinstated to duty, the High Court has heard. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 4/4/2022 News An Garda SÃochána monthly report to the Policing Authority REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The first eight weeks of 2022 have been a busy but productive time for An Garda SÃochána in keeping people safe, and no more fitting way to mark the beginning of our centenary commemorations on 9 February 2022. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 4/4/2022 Report Assessing the Deterrent Effect of Symbolic Guardianship Through Neighbourhood Watch Signs and Police Signs: A Virtual Reality Study This study examines the deterrent effects of neighbourhood watch signs and police signs as measures of symbolic guardianship on burglars versus non-offenders. In a virtual reality experiment, 181 burglars and 172 non-offenders scouted a virtual neighbourhood and were exposed to neighbourhood watch signs and/or signs suggesting police surveillance in the area. With neighbourhood watch signs present, both burglars and non-offenders perceived the neighbourhood residents as more likely to intervene. Burglars were also more likely to select a target closer to the exit than non-offenders when neighbourhood watch signs were present. The presence of police signs reduced the time spent scouting and the distance travelled for both burglars and non-offenders. Furthermore, as compared to non-offenders burglars selected houses with easier access, travelled less distance, and reported higher anticipation of neighbourhood resident intervention. Symbolic guardianship through neighbourhood watch or police sign seems to elicit only small effects in deterring burglars. They should not immediately be discounted as preventive measures, however, as small-effect interventions may be valuable as additions to well-established interventions. Psychology Crime and Law - Registration at source 4/4/2022 Research article Steve Hone: The UK’s CHIS handling ‘elitism’ is ‘playing into the hands of criminals’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to Steve Hone, former National Crime Agency (NCA) Regional Manager for North America, Canada and the Caribbean and now an independent serious and organised crime consultant, about Afghanistan, targeting crack, and the importance of covert human intelligence sources. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/4/2022 Feature, Interview Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology: the Potential For Engaging the Public Through Co-Constructed Policy-Making In the face of rapid technological development of investigative technologies, broader and more meaningful public engagement in policy-making is paramount. In this article, we identify police procurement and use of facial recognition technology (FRT) as a key example of the need for public input to avoid undermining trust in law enforcement. Specifically, public engagement should be incorporated into police decisions regarding the acquisition, use, and assessment of the effectiveness of FRT, via an oversight framework that incorporates citizen stakeholders. Genuine public engagement requires sufficient and accurate information to be openly available at the outset, and the public must be able to dialogue and discuss their perspectives and ideas with others. The approach outlined in this article could serve as a model for addressing policy development barriers that often arise in relation to privacy invasive technologies and their uses by police. International Journal of Police Science & Management 4/4/2022 Research article Police warned against ‘sinister’ use of facial recognition to find potential witnesses and not just suspects "How commonplace will it become to be stopped in our cities, transport hubs, outside arenas or school grounds and be required to prove our identity?" Sky News 4/4/2022 News We Are All Police—Abu Dhabi Police Community Engagement Initiative UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Globally, the concept of community policing while applied in a myriad of customized strategies to meet the needs of individual environments is underpinned by common objectives, which include engaging the community to complement a core business of policing, community safety. In parallel, police agencies of all sizes and nationalities have developed a range of targeted campaigns to support and enhance community engagement with police to contribute to building safe communities. The combination of ‘soft power’ or ‘soft’ policing strategies with community policing campaigns is a central tenant of the Abu Dhabi Police, We Are All Police initiative. This article presents the journey of the We Are All Police initiative and the outcome for more than 200 nationalities combining in a 1.48 million population of Abu Dhabi residents. Aligning the vision, aims, purpose, acceptance, and impact of the Abu Dhabi Police community-based strategy contributes to informing deliberations of policy and practice in the policing of a modern society. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 4/4/2022 Research article «301630173018301930203021302230233024Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
